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Such dispair for animals collected and preserved, photos like this makes us stop to think whats going to become of wildlife in the not so distant future with a ...
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Such dispair for animals collected and preserved, photos like this makes us stop to think whats going to become of wildlife in the not so distant future with a rapidly growing human society taking animal habitats for our own.
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VG160,X990,D745

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 125 Shutter 1/30

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May, 2013

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